Barry Landy

2 weeks ago | the42.ie | Barry Landy

Barry Landy reports from Sullivan and Lambe ParkWARREN DAVIS once again underlined his vast potential by setting Drogheda United on their way to victory over Waterford and a return to the summit of the Premier Division. The Tallaght native, who turned 20 last Monday, hit his third goal of a very productive campaign to put United in control against Keith Long’s team. In truth, the visitors hardly laid a glove on Drogheda all night long.

2 weeks ago | rte.ie | Barry Landy

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2 weeks ago | irishexaminer.com | Barry Landy

Drogheda United returned to the top of the Premier Division as goals from Warren Davis and Darragh Markey sealed an altogether comfortable win over Waterford at Sullivan & Lambe Park. The result hardly seemed in doubt once Davis had put United in control on the stroke of half time. Keith Long’s team offered virtually no threat whatsoever in the 95 minutes of play. Having come so close to a victory over St Patrick’s Athletic last week, this was no hard luck story.

2 weeks ago | thesun.ie | Barry Landy

DROGHEDA UNITED’S Warren Davis celebrated his birthday this week with yet another goal to send Kevin Doherty’s team back to the summit. The attacker turned 20 on Monday and after hitting the target against Cork City last week, he was at it again as the Drogs beat Waterford. His goal on the stroke of half-time put United deservedly in front. When Darragh Markey doubled their lead in the second half, the result was never in doubt.

1 month ago | thesun.ie | Barry Landy

ED McGINTY was the Shamrock Rovers hero deep into injury time as Drogheda United’s unbeaten start to the season was ended at the last. The keeper sprung to his right to keep out Shane Farrell’s 96th-minute penalty and preserve the points. The ex-Sligo man had himself been guilty of barging into Luke Heeney, leading ref David Dunne to point to the spot. So Stephen Bradley’s Hoops had to hold on as Drogs pressed to level the game late on but they now have back-to-back wins.